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reindeers
Fluorite | Level 6

Good day!

I try to use sgpanel (my SAS version 9.3). When I use procedures like gchart - I have no problem. But when I try to replace g-proc for sg-proc I have this message: Cannot write image to SGPanel.png. Please ensure that proper disk permissions are set.

I can do nothing with permissions , but I don't understand why I haven't this problem with g-proc (maybe I have problem with understanding a difference between Graph and ODS graphics).

Maybe somebody can tell me a workaround for this problem? I'm trying to do something like this on 9.3: http://blogs.sas.com/content/graphicallyspeaking/2013/11/27/is-there-a-car-on-your-radar

Part of my code:



proc sgpanel data=radarPoly sganno=Line;

  panelBy model / columns=4;

  vector x=radAxisX y=radAxisY / xOrigin=0 yOrigin=0 noArrowHeads

  lineAttrs=(color=lightgray);

  scatter x=radAxisX y=radAxisY / markerChar=radAxisLabel;

run;

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djrisks
Barite | Level 11

Hello, try adding the following statement before SGPANEL, but instead of just using "C:", use a location where you have access to write to.


  ods listing gpath = "C:";


Thanks.

reindeers
Fluorite | Level 6

Fixed it by reference to special macro variables. And add 'ods _all_ close'.

ods _all_ close;

goptions device=png;

ods HTML STYLE=&_ODSSTYLE. nogtitle nogfootnote body=_WEBOUT(NOTOP NOBOT) path=&_TMPCAT. (url=&_REPLAY.) ;  

  

proc sgpanel data=radarPoly sganno=Line;

  panelBy model / columns=4;                                                              

  vector x=radAxisX y=radAxisY / xOrigin=0 yOrigin=0 noArrowHeads

            lineAttrs=(color=lightgray);

  scatter x=radAxisX y=radAxisY / markerChar=radAxisLabel;

run;

ods HTML close;

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